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The United Russia Party members are good-for-nothing idiots, thoughtlessly gouging on tax-payers’ money. It’s a drain into which tax-payers' money is poured.Because only six months ago those ass-heads transferred libel from the Criminal to the Administrative Code.The donkey-in-chief Medvedev told them the carrot was in that direction, and the herd moved there, mooing.

According to Boris Reznik, Deputy Head of the Parliamentary Commission on Information Policy, IT and Communications, the law is needed primarily, “to decriminalise the profession of a journalist”. Lawyers backed the bill, too. Their arguments were as follows: to relieve the judges' heavy workload; and the State benefits by transferring articles on defamation and libel from criminal to administrative legislation, because criminal proceedings divert budgetary means, while administrative fines supplement the budget.http://rg.ru/2009/07/21/kleveta.html

First Deputy Head of Civil Legislation Committee, Vladimir Gruzdev believes the amendments would make the punishment “fair and inevitable”. “For 20 years we had 20 million prisoners”, he told the Kommersant Daily. – “While during the last two years the total number of prisoners decreased from 870 thousand to 811 thousand due to “legislative modernisation”.http://www.kommersant.ru/doc/1655939

The clauses “Libel” and “Offence” were “obsolete”, stressed Civic Chamber member, Olga Kostina. She welcomed the transition to the Administrative Code, but added that not only fines but also certain administrative penalties were necessary – e. g., dismissal.http://www.gazeta.ru/politics/2011/03/15_a_3555089.shtml

[...]Etc.

True, slander-proof propaganda look like this.

Now the leader of the United-Russian donkey-idiots says they have to move in the opposite direction, and they all cogently bleeeeeeat that slaaaaaander is liable to criminal, not administrative proceedings.

But I won’t say all this, as I don’t have a doctor’s certificate stating that all the United-Russian parliamentarians are idiots, therefore this information is knowingly false.

But wait! The amendments haven’t come into force yet, so let me say it:
the Untited Russia members are good-for-nothing idiots, uselessly gorging on taxpayers’ money.

And when “libel” is back in the penal code, I’ll look at all that and say: I’m under impression that the Untited Russia members are good-for-nothing idiots, uselessly gorging on taxpayers’ money. No, I haven’t seen their medical certificates, but
certain things are quite obvious.

The parliamentary United Russians are incapable of shame but the most useless and pathetic of all has got to be Prime Minister Medvedev.

After all, this powerful and independent statesman is the head of the party which is abrogating its own fundamental amendments to the Criminal Code adopted just six months ago.

This leaflet has been downloaded 72,718 times, and if the plotters’ accomplices have distributed, at a minimum, ten copies each, then the leaflet has already been printed a million times.That’s very distressing.Vladimir Putin, as well as his
Ozero co-operative society
neighbours who became billionaires by fair means, are bitter about it.

The leaflet is surely a smear.Because it was not “United Russia” that voted for tariff escalation;and it is not “United Russia” that encourages regional disparities thorugh politically motivated subsidisations;and it is not “United Russia” that uses tariff-calculating services, approves fake investments and raising tariff rates;they are not United Russia members who work at housing management centres all over the country where they plunder residents’ payments and pay off members of electoral commissions who rig elections.

For this reason, the honest and brave United Russians are right to have
complained twice about the leaflet to the prosecutor's office.One of the complainants is a remarkable lawmaker and ex-governor of the Belgorod region, Mr Pozgalev, who in no way can be called “a scarecrow from nowhere who plundered and ruined the whole region but made his son-in-law rich, and who was fired as governor by his United Russia Party colleagues for the hatred he incurred on behalf of the residents”.No way. Many think he’s like that, but it’s not so.

Therefore I’m asking you:Please don’t do any harm to United Russia. Don’t disseminate the leaflet from the website
http://er.mashina.org/
wherever possible and by every possible means, if you’re determined to halt the spread of negative information about “UR”. Because people should know only what they ought to, from TV.

Today, on July 10, Parliament is discussing amendments to the Information Act which could lead to the creation of extra-judicial censorship of the entire Russian internet, including banning access to Wikipedia in the Russian language.Today the Wikipedia community voiced its protest against the introduction of censorship, which is dangerous for the freedom of knowledge - something which must be openly-accessible for all mankind.We are seeking yoursupport
to oppose the bill.

The Russian-language Wikipedia
will be shut down on July 10, on the community’s decision to protest against proposed amendments to Russian information law which is being debated at the Russian State Duma [the Parliament] today. These amendments could become the basis for real censorship of the internet
by creating a list of banned sites and IP addresses, and the subsequent filtering of access to them.Lobbyists and activists who support these amendments claim that they are aimed exclusively at child pornography and 'similar types of content', but if one adheres to the provisions and stipulations of the suggested amendments, they would lead to the creation of a parallel to the
'Great Firewall of China'
in Russia.On July 10 the State Duma will hold a second hearing to amend the law. The amendments would come into force after the third reading, the date of which has not yet been determined.You can help us by: 1. disseminating this information; 2. writing an appeal to the State Duma members.http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%92%D0%B8%D0%BA%D0%B8%D0%BF%D0%B5%D0%B4%D0%B8%D1%8F:%D0%97%D0%B0%D0%BA%D0%BE%D0%BD%D0%BE%D0%BF%D1%80%D0%BE%D0%B5%D0%BA%D1%82_%E2%84%96_89417-6

The Kremlin thieves have realised that their paid commentators along with an army of bots can no longer serve them in their
“ideological battle on the internet”.They'll always lose – after all, no one calls it an “ideological battle” when they attempt to convince us that the United Russia party and Putin’s Ozero cooperative should steal and invest the loot abroad, lest “external forces ruin Russia”.That is the reason why they’ve decided
to make the internet similar to the zombie-box. Taking the television's banned-list and censorship as a model, they want to create similar “internet blacklists”, so that providers block websites without a court order - merely at the Ministry’s behest.All this is concealed under a guise of “Let’s protect children from pornography and drugs”. Their plans are really quite simple: comments with links to “Making LSD from buckwheat and household bleach” could be posted on any website /blog /forum. This would lead to the website’s “blacklisting”, and its owner would be busy going to court, trying to clear his name.

2. Personal goods /medicine /food are collected and forwarded regularly from the observation platform on Sparrow Hills.
Here’s a list of what is being collected there.Maria Baronova
and Mitya Aleshkovsky
administer the process on the platform and you can find out the details via their Twitters.Cash money is collected there, too The money is spent on hiring vans for transporting what’s been brought, as well as buying the equipment neccessary in Krymsk (chainsaws, spades, etc.; currently the emergency personnel are clearing the debris with bare hands).

Needless to say, items 1 and 2 on the list are for Moscow only. If there’s any information about similar things in other cities, I’ll post the updates.Be careful when transeferring your money, check the account number and the publisher’s name: Already a lot of swindlers have emerged.

The head of Russia’s Investigative Committee, Alexander Bastrykin, demanded that his subordinates explain why the probe into Navalny’s alleged embezzlement of the “Kirovles” timber company was closed, - the RIA Novosti news agency reports.Speaking at the assembly in St. Petersburg, Bastrykin chided the Investigative department for Kirov region for closing the probe. He suspected this could have been done under pressure, as Navalny previously served as an adviser to the regional governor Nikita Belykh.

"The whole country is saying: “The correspondence [between Belykh and Navalny] has been published, but we are hearing nothing except your mumbling. You had a criminal case against this man and you quietly closed it. If you had any grounds to terminate the case – you had to report them... If you went soft, or were intimidated, or under pressure – you should have reported it...”, Bastrykin said.http://lenta.ru/news/2012/07/05/mooo/

The party and government are obviously claiming the case is a set up, though on former occasions they used to do it on the quiet. This time there isn’t any “quiet” at all.

The resolution on the termination of the case was issued on April 10 [Notification of A. Navalny’s right for rehabilitation]:

I wrote about it a month and a half later, on May 28.
http://navalny-en.livejournal.com/21843.htmlThat is, I waited to see if the resolution would be “upheld” by the prosecutor's office or else be denounced by higher authorities.It was upheld, so it’s no use lying like Bastrykin is doing; all case files underwent timely testing at the Investigative Committee.

As for the suit, it was investigated in Kirov city because, after initiating it in Moscow, Bastrykin’s Investigative Committee sent it to Kirov. We, for our part, repeatedly filed appeals to Moscow’s Basmanny Court asking that the case be transferred from Kirov to Moscow.Now the question is: why has Bastrykin started making such a fuss?

We observe an interesting situation: it’s curious to see the Kremlin crooks on the zombie-box and on the internet display a complete personality split.

On the one hand, they stress that “NATO uses'orange methods'
to weaken Russia and stick bases everywhere”.At the same time they’re saying: “NATO bases, what’s the big deal about them? It’s merely a base; in fact, it’s not even a base at all”.

A new video, or rather, a short documentary on “The Magnitsky Case” has been posted just after the news that
the U.S. Senate committee passed the “Magnitsky Bill”
barring all criminals, murderers, and thieves from entering the United States, as well as freezing their assets:

It’s a must-see, even if you’re already familiar with the Magnitsky case.The entire history of the case, from beginning to end, is spelt out here. The film’s like a thrilling detective story.

Watch it and think about it whenever any Kremlin toad starts to huff and puff about “interference with internal affairs”.

THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION COUNCIL SPEAKER, VALENTINA MATVIENKO CALLED THE MAGNITSKY BILL “AN OVERT INTERFERENCE IN AFFAIRS OF ANOTHER STATE”.According to her, no self-respecting country would allow itself to swallow these unfriendly gestures. Matvienko stressed that Russia’s Foreign Ministry has a large array of ideas and options to respond to such measures.
http://echo.msk.ru/news/903622-echo.html

But why are you so scared, Dear crooks and United Russia members?The ban relates only to U.S.A. territory. If you’re such worthy patriots, why get hysterical to find you’ll be denied a United States’ visa and your assets will be frozen?Weren’t you carrying on as if you hated going to the U.S.A. (“Sochi City is better”), and that you had no U.S. bank accounts (“The VTB is far more reliable”)?

Government officials have suddenly lost interest in the ABM system, or NATO expansion, or Syria. All their efforts are now directed at defending the cops /prosecutors /judges who once killed a Russia’s citizen and stole 5.4 billion roubles from the remaining citizens.

All these “Valentina Ivanovnas” and “Vladimir Vladimiroviches” now realise that banking bans may ensue for her wasted
“mommy's boy” billionaire*, as well as their
Ozero friends.
Because their accounts are not at the VTB Bank and their real estate is not in Sochi, either.

The Magnitsky Act supports those Russians who were robbed, and is directed against the killers and rascals who are the enemies of our country and its people. The bill needs to be endorsed. The Magnitsky blacklist frightens only the likes of the United Russia’s thieves who launder their money through overseas banks.

Let’s promote this video.It's an excellent thing for the GPM to do.

Leave links to the video wherever possible. Share it with all your friends.This eighteen-minute video will shatter the illusions about those who’ve seized power in this country.

Statement of the Investigative Committee on mass disorders in Moscow’s Bolotnaya Square

June 26, 2012 09:30

The information disseminated in the mass media and on the internet by Alexey Navalny, regarding the alleged hacking of his electionic mail and Twitter account via personal computers and iPads that were confiscated by investigation officers during an authorised house-search, is clearly untrue.

During the searches, in accordance with the criminal proceedings on mass disorders and violence to public officials on Bolotnaya Square in Moscow on 06.05.2012, certain items and documents constituting evidence - A. Navalny’s computer hardware among them - were seized. The said items were examined by investigators with the involvement of attesting witnesses and thereafter sealed according to the procedure prescribed by the legislation.

The information regarding the seized computer hardware will be studied during a forensic computer examination.
Any outside parties’ access to the seized computers, or their transfer to third parties, as well as their unauthorised activation, are completely impossible.

The Investigative Committee regards the dissemination of false information by A. Navalny as coercion and an attempt to discredit the investigation. Accordingly, his complaint about the illegal use of the seized property by the investigators shall be viewed with due procedure.

Since the forensic footage of the official house-search at
Sobchak’s appartment appeared on the vile
lifenews.ru
website 30 minutes after being taken, you’d better hold your tongue.“Third party’’ access is impossible”, indeed!

In fact, they were running like anything, in their blue uniform coats, eager to take the photos out of their safe to get them published. It was officially malefeasance, by the way.

Therefore I don't have the slightest doubt that my e-mail and Twitter account have been
hacked
with devices confiscated during my home-search.

I don’t mind at all; may you re-read my statements to you regarding the various offences of the
Vekselbergs
and Shuvalov, which our brave Investigative Committee is evidently unwilling to investigate.

As for the human flotsam the Kremlin swindlers hired for that hack job; it leaves a particular impression: that of a really sick freak. As if from a movie. Like a homosexual outcast who hates other homosexuals and tweets abuse from his cellar, dressed in his mother’s wedding-gown. Freud would be rolling in his grave if he analysed
those tweets sent from my Twitter
(be careful reading it - you might vomit). I trust that the Investigative Committee is satisfied with such cooperation.

The experiment can be considered a success. Everyone enjoyed it.It was mainly the
Nashists who resented it.Some nice people were also critical: e. g.,
dolboeb; but we’ll keep convincing them that our machine is really good.

We reviewed all criticism carefully, and took note of all the bugs and defects. We’ll fix all of this, and then this gismo will work perfectly.

I congratulate the team who worked on the Krasnodar project for its success.Now the
GPM
is armed with a new tool.